Keysville Mobile Veterinary Services LLC

Been seeing vet for some time now and I recently learned there are no payment options for your pets needs if you become disabled. Instead, they treat you like a stranger and you and your animal can easily be replaced by someone who can pay right away. What kind of care or lack of care for the animal and a customer that was devoted? You’re only as good as your wallet so I would consider finding a vet that will work with you because they care about the animals as much as the client. There are too many good people out there to settle.

Had an appointment set for over a month. Six days prior, received a text in the morning asking to confirm and giving instructions. Even discussed the best methods for stool samples. This afternoon was told that they are no longer taking new clients. I have 8 kittens waiting a month for care. Please be wary of this veterinarian. I have receipts to confirm this situation. I am heartbroken for my little furry babies. The only positive is the kindness of Melissa, who has been corresponding with me for over a month. She has been kind and prompt in her communication. I could tell that she felt horrible when having to cancel hours after confirmation of an appointment set over a month ago. Please don’t set any mobile appointments with an expectation of your furry babies being seen. edit: It appears that this company has great reviews in the past, but that I’m not the only recent poor review. Perhaps something has changed. In any case, our pets are our babies. Trust them only to those who would treat them as their own!

Simply the BEST Vet ! The Dogman is a tough cookie, and i highly recommend her. We all love her at Marsh Run Kennels Inc.

This vet does not approve of (likely does not understand) biologically-appropriate raw diets for cats. When you look at a cat's teeth, it is absolutely obvious that cats are obligate carnivores. Their digestive system is particularly good at digesting raw meat, and their digestive tract is not as slow and susceptible to food-borne pathogens as a human's digestive system. If a veterinarian does not understand this, and if they have issues with raw diets, it is likely that they are not very good vets, and it is an obvious lack of education in this area. If a vet ever recommends kibble for your cats, then you have the wrong vet, and you should run away as fast as you can. A cat should never have a diet based on dry food! If you choose not to feed a raw diet to your cats, then that is fine. But as soon as a vet tells you that they do not approve of it, then that is a loud and clear sign that they are unqualified, and you should look elsewhere for veterinary care for your cats!

We have two dogs; one is a puppy, who doesn't know different, but the other is 2yo and is only good with people when introduced a certain way. I was hesitant to say the least since our last vet was not fond of him and every visit he had to go under sedation. Dr. Cornett was simply AMAZING!! I introduced our 2yo the way we know how and she was so understanding and accepting of the process and extremely patient! Within minutes, our dog knew she was a friend and was all about her! (All the love and treats definitely helped lol). Her and her vet tech took the time to get to know the dogs and give them the love and affection to show that everything is okay. I am so happy that I found Dr. Cornett and her team!! Needless to say, I have such a sigh of relief for all of our future vet visits! Thank you Dr. Cornett and team!!